Importers and exporters of goods face uncertainties in their operations just like other businesses. With most import/export businesses, medium or large-sized, uncertainties can wreak untold havoc if there are no mitigation practices in place. Imagine the hit that these businesses will take when a ship on transit with their goods sink. It can cripple the
International Compliance and Loss Mitigation International travel limitations have put a significant damper on the sales of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). As a result, there has been an increasing push toward exporting to foreign markets, which has resulted in increases in eCommerce sales. By using eCommerce and exports in tandem, businesses can regain
What is international insurance and who needs it?An international insurance policy is made to mitigate the risks associated with expanding globally. What if your product is damaged on the way to its destination? Or if you face some type of liability for a professional service you provided abroad? These are some of the many coverages
Actualmente, en el mercado de negocios internacionales hay un gran incremento en las importaciones y exportaciones, la mayorÃa de pólizas de seguros comerciales domésticas no cubren este riesgo. Se necesita una cobertura internacional que pueda proteger su negocio y los riesgos de sus empleados alrededor del mundo. Es por eso que un gran número
Easter Charity Giving OWIT Nairobi is running an Easter Charity Drive campaign to raise funds in support of care for children in the hospital. Join us! Put a smile on a child’s face. Spread Hope and Love this Easter. Take the CHALLENGE by doing 100 pushup, tag 10 friends and contribute 1000ksh. Now through 3rd
https://diaztradelaw.com/biden-administration-commits-to-modernizing-regulatory-review/ Background on Regulatory Review U.S. federal laws come from a wide array of sources. They are generally organized under the following order of authority:  1) the U.S. constitution, 2) statutes passed by Congress, 3) treaties ratified by Congress, 4) case law, 5) executive orders, 6) regulations, and 7) agency guidance. After Congress has provided a federal